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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF AUGUST 6,1997 PSA#1903Department Of The Army, Directorate of Contracting, ATTN: ATZP-DOC,
Presidio Of Monterey, CA 93944-5006 A -- CONVERSION OF PAPER AND PENCIL TESTS TO COMPUTER-DELIVERED/SCORED
TESTS SOL DABT67-97-R-0022 DUE 082997 POC Point of Contact, Pearl G.
Lacuata, Contract Specialist, (408) 242-6573, Carrol J. Patterson,
Contracting Officer, (408) 242-6565 The Test Development Division of
the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center is seeking a
Contractor or Contractors capable of converting the paper and pencil
tests in the Defense Language Proficienty Test (DLPT) program to
computer-devliered/scored tests. The project shall be completed six
months following contract award. Currently, the latest generation of
the DLPT's, known as DLPT IV, includes two (2) forms of a
multiple-choice listening comprehension test and two (2) forms of a
multiple-choice reading comprehension test. Each listening or reading
comprehension test consists of sixty-five (65)items. Contractor's
performance may include but is not limited to, converting an existing
DLPT IV Battery (Russian DLPT IV) to a computer delivered test battery
which requires buildinga package to deliver two listening and two
reading test forms in the test battery through CD ROM on the computer
and providing the apability to store response data and transmit the
data from the test computer to the scoring computer, prepare the
necessary programs to computerize scoring/score reporting procedures,
and conduct a study to determine comparability of examinee scores on
the paper-and-pencil tests with their scores on the computer devised
tests. The Contractor shall provide DLFLC with full documentation
(external and internal) of source codes for all the programs developed
in the process to allow post-acceptance local modification and use for
converting DLPT's in other languages to computer-delivered tests.
Evaluation factors include scope, focus, and quality of Contractor's
past performance in these areas; qualifications and experience;
technical approach of the proposal; and cost. These factors are listed
in descending order of improtance. Proposals shal provide adequate
documentation on each factor, including personnel resumes and detailed
information about Contractor's past performance in relevant area.
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